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Page 92
... original contract between a people and their rulers . What he fays on this fubject appears to us fo juft and good , that we will lay it before our readers : If we mean any thing by a contra & , it is that , while one party abides , the ...
... original contract between a people and their rulers . What he fays on this fubject appears to us fo juft and good , that we will lay it before our readers : If we mean any thing by a contra & , it is that , while one party abides , the ...
Page 159
... original fimplicity , clothed in the robes of pureft truth , is the generous friend of human na- ture - teaching us the mutual obligations we owe each other . → Chriftianity knowing the fure foundation on which it refts , prefers light ...
... original fimplicity , clothed in the robes of pureft truth , is the generous friend of human na- ture - teaching us the mutual obligations we owe each other . → Chriftianity knowing the fure foundation on which it refts , prefers light ...
Page 329
... original expreflion . Parceque is always tranflated because that , which certainly is not the English idiom , nor can the phrase be juftified by any authority ; that is fu- perfluous - but for petty errors the tranflator makes ample ...
... original expreflion . Parceque is always tranflated because that , which certainly is not the English idiom , nor can the phrase be juftified by any authority ; that is fu- perfluous - but for petty errors the tranflator makes ample ...
Contents
Atkinsons Poetical Epiftle from Marie | 1 |
Jackson on the prefent State of Mufic | 12 |
Chalmerss Collection of Treaties | 39 |
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